Gleneagles in Scotland has announced a new spa residency with British brand Oskia, launching on December 1.
The iconic country estate nestled in the hills of Perthshire, Scotland, will be offering four signature Oskia treatments, including one which is bespoke to Gleneagles.
The new Oskia treatment menu will ‘complement and accentuate’ the brand’s nutritional skincare range, combining bespoke anti-ageing techniques, drawing both on traditional knowledge, such as specialist massage techniques and equipment, acupressure, reflex and lymph drainage, through to gentle enzyme, AHA peeling.
The four treatments offered at Gleneagles include a cyro sculpting facial and lymphatic detox facial.
This year Gleneagles won The Sunday Times Hotel of the Year 2024 and was also awarded Three Michelin Keys in the inaugural list by Michelin Guide.
Oskia launched 15 years ago and specialises in cellular skin nutrition with each formula containing up to 40 natural and nature-identical actives.
Gleneagles is home to 232 bedrooms, three golf courses, a spa and a two Michelin star restaurant. It is headed up by managing director Conor O’Leary.
Gleneagles Townhouse, a city off-shoot, opened in Edinburgh in June 2022, comprising a members’ club, 33 hotel bedrooms and a public restaurant called The Spence.
Gleneagles is part of the Ennismore group, which also includes brands such as The Hoxton, Mama Shelter and Mondrian.
